Where can I find the bluetooth API details for Windows Xp, dlls etc for PAN connection etc.
Thanks and Regards,
Anjali
"MSDN Bluetooth" on any search engine:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa362932(VS.85).aspx
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Does anyone have any idea why my Korg Minilogue XD is not detected (on USB) by the Windows 10 MIDI API?
I'm using Pete Brown's Powershell library at https://github.com/Psychlist1972/Windows-10-PowerShell-MIDI.
I've checked and installed the latest Korg driver from their website.
Running list-midi-example.ps1 all I get (as an output) is the Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth.
If I connect an M-Audio dumb controller keyboard this is detected fine. The Korg Librarian also works okay, so no basic comms issue to the Korg.
Any ideas anyone?
Thanks,
Peter
I have been looking at dual-booting Ubuntu x64 over an existing UEFI Installation of Windows x64 on an ASUS laptop.
I can't find any decent walkthroughs on how to dual-boot with UEFI without disabling it. I understand I will have to Shrink Volume on Windows etc. but where do I go from there? Is it a special image or will the Ubuntu x64 Rolling-release work?
Any guidance is appreciated, but I can't find a solid walk-through on this. Many thanks!
Viewsonic-td2740, I need to get it working on windows-iot.
I read that you can create your own cab files.
I have tried:
to connect to a windows PC and find the drives that are used and copy to Driver and Info files
to create a cab file and i keep getting errors
If you could let me know how to complete this i thank you in advance .
You can follow this guide to build a package for the driver of Viewsonic-td2740 and then install the package on the window iot device. But if there is any compatible issue with Viewsonic-td2740, i think you should contact with Viewsonic to support. You can see the compatible touchscreen in Windows IoT Core Hardware compatibility list.
I am trying to connect an Windows CE 5.0 device through a cradle that only has an ethernet output to an XP machine. I am currently using a network crossover cable but I cannot seem to find out how to do this.
Which version of active sync should I be using? and how do I do this?
Any advice would be great!
Nathan
IIRC ActiveSync non longer supports network connectivity
I'm using the Native Wifi API and specifically the function WlanGetNetworkBssList.
I am aware that that function is not available in Windows XP SP2 and SP3. I tried installing the hotfix that was supposedly to allow access to that function but it did not work.
So are there any Wireless Zero Configuration .NET wrappers out there?
Or more basically, how do I get a list of the basic service set (BSS) entries of the wireless network or networks on a given wireless LAN interface without the use of that function?
Did you have a look at how MetaGeek's InSSIDer does it. It's C#, and open source (Apache License and available on github).
This app is gorgeous and very useful. There are at least 3 versions.
InSSIDer
InSSIDer 2
InSSIDer forLinux
I've got a vintage XP SP3 here and it works pretty well. However, I do not think it relies on the WlanGetNetworkBssList API (it's close to the physical interface and besides, I'm using the Intel Wifi management stack (so my ZeroConf service is stopped) and InSSIDer still works).
There is open source WLAN API library which allows to obtain wireless BSSIDs on Windows XP SP1 and higher by using NDISUIO 5.1 or Wireless Zero Configuration service.
Original code is written in C++ but can be converted into C# for your needs.